Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-07
General Notes.


q, tbe 22d inst, there will be a Lib
~ nneeting at the brick school house in
~ ~ City. when Assistant Prosecuting
nn Ogden Hiles and Vic Bier
iI Nor will address the members of the
oS Sel League and their friends An in
y,atinp time is expected.
q. 1ohn HAITI has been arrested upon
W. anal charge, and given bonds for his
y so u1n before the competent judicial
srthorltles'
MIN First District Court held a session
lrday.
Tho weather is getting to be spring
N, ~ mild and balmy.
p SAKE, the well-known cattle i'm
w. has sold five more thoroughbred
li',sin cattle. On Saturday afternoon
'ybibited fine part of his excellent
4 uorted bovine stock.
II, Sol C. Towslee, a former resident
n,den. and still well liked, especially
.ommercial circles, is in town. He
IA be with us for week or two.
Yesterday the funeral OF the late
..rsnt Stevens, the young son of City
"A .!.nrier Thomas j. Stevens, who died of
.sSiaT superinduced by the results of
IN while playing, took place amid
.susrOus attendance of relatives and
|kends.
Tho deputy marshals are keeping up
|s,ir lick They don't quite catch every
M that should be got, but they manage
x got there, "Eli."
What's the matter with the Edmunds-
'hcker bill?
Walter Holbrook will have his prelim-
LAW hearing in the Justices Court next
Wednesday, for alleged petit larceny.
|Rpre is a good deal Of talk about his
BE
An excellent programme is being pre-
nred for the great campfire OF the John
IA Dix Post. No. 3, Grand Army of the
bpublic, to be given on Washington's
|Itbday in one OF the largest halls in
|rlen. In this connection | may also
Ia The liberty Of reminding the mem
~ Of the Women's estimable Relief
|brps Of the the special meeting to be
|tli tomorrow afternoon in Corey's hall.
Ihave not been able to learn when the
Mayor will call the City Council for. its
La land probably its LAST session.
Historian +. w. Tullidge has gone
In to. Salt Lake City for few days.
he movement for the raising OF funds
n the annals OF Ogden is reported as
living thus far been favorable, private
Mems Coming down" handsomely.
.Captain Il. I. Hulanski has received
y definite appointment as general agent
&he Union Pacific and its branches at
station. The Captain is popular
EVng the general public and in railroad
HES. He is one of the best men in the
Ia army of the U. P.'s employees
officials.
HE fifty delegates chosen by the Lib
b mass convention last Friday night
Ia this evening to frame a ticket for
& municipal election one week from to-
More block meetings are to he held
&lhtly by the brethren. The harvest
IN Is short, hence they are so quickly
Rergtc in thrusting in their sickles.
Sunday services in the various Chris
||dA churches were we'll attended yester-
1|IAy IS there appears general revival
Die religious spirit in our community.
h Rev +. Blohm returned to Salt Lake
Ins morning, having conducted Presby-
Harlan Sunday services in the Scandi-
'1aNian tongue.
Y Bob Harris is still under the weather.
Hon, II. P. Henderson and wife came
ID from Salt Lake City last evening.
barn belonging to A. j. Kershaw,
~ oil the town, burned down last night
<Hveen and Q o'clock. Owing to the
Ell Of water there was little show for the
Fmen, still they did their best as usual.
7 Work on the foundation for the new
fIKay business block on Fifth street
< gong ahead lively.